...probability of more, and so in priuciple is at one with Wallace and with Dana, who insist on more." " We shall perhaps agree that the revelation on which...religion is based Is an example of evolution; that it has Deen developed by degrees and in stages, much of it in connection with second causes and human actions;...

...other science conflicts with it any more than it conflicts with simple theism. I take it that leligion is based on the idea of a Divine Mind revealing himself...Old Testament carried the earlier revelation and the genus of Christianity, as the apostles carried the treasures of the gospel, in earthen vessels. I trust...

...intelligent creatures for moral ends. We shall perhaps agree that the revelation on which our [Christian] religion is based is an example of evolution; that...in connection with second causes and human actions — The knowledge of God's character and will which has descended from the fountainhead in the earlier...

...part under another, Creation, is seen in the emergence of a free and self-determining personality. I accept Christianity on its own evidence, which I...of revelation has been mingled with the course of events.9 No theory of evolution can be entertained which implies impassable limitations on God's spontaneity...